Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-26
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ing letter was handed him 1t was
p1sted IN East Syracuse, y. Y. May
IL. and Travelled 70 all the towns where
Mr.. O'Bren had visited, reaching
him al Hamilton finally.
EAST SYRACUSE, y. Y. May is, 1887.
A Piece Of Advice 10 William
O'Bren. You black-hearted Irish
fool, ii YOU ever make your appear
ance in Kingston CT Ottawa your
blood viii run cold. Take my adj
vice and 20 hack TO your black Irish
home. tolgned } T. u.
Twill be there IN less than - hours.
This letter. said Mr.. O'Brien, pof-
tends something dangerous. / do not.
as a rule. care much about threatening
letters, but the maj who wrote that Is
Just the sort Of q fellow who shot al
me last night.
A Mean and Malignant Statement.
HAMILTON, Ontario, May 25.-The
Hamilton Spectator. In its account Of
what occurred last night, asserts that
shots were fired from O'Brien's car
rage before the attacking party
touched a trigger. Speaking Of this, Mr.
O'Brien said It was the meanest and
most malign statement yet made.
In your opinion, nov, will this state
ment affect the remainder OF your
tour?
so lar as it relates 10 the Canadian
cities which | have vet to visit it may
have a most dangerous and alarming
result. Seeing its downright false
hood, it must be written with some pur-
pose OF inviting ar attack in Montreal
| feel ~pars7Ttly at eAse, though.
O'Brien lay IN bed till midday, act
ing on the advice OF his physicians.
A RaYaser shot Dead In Court.
ROCKVILLE, No., May .. Last
Tuesday a man called at the Ander-
son residence and asked for a glass OF
water, which was given him by Jen-
ME, the daughter OF Mr.. Anderson.
When she came near him he sud-
denly seized and c~hloroformed her,
and while under the influence she was
outraged. A search has resulted in
the arrest of John Vanderburg. At
the preliminary hearing yesterday
Judge Just announced that the pris-
oner would be held in $4,000 bail,
when a shot rang out, followed in
rapid succession by two more. There
was a scamper for the street, and
when quiet was restored the prisoner
was dead. No one knows who fired
the shots, but as two Of the Anderson
boys were in the courtroom they were
put under arrest.
A Five Million Suit.
New YORK, May 25.-The weekly
Commercial Advertiser says: A suit
involving five million dollars is about
to be commenced against Jay Gould
and Russell Sage, as trustees OF the
consolidated mortgage oil the Kansas
Pacific railroad, by foreign holders of
bonds issued under the mortgage.
Certain facts were elected during the
recent examination into the affairs of
the Pacific railroads by the United
States Pacific Railway Commission,
which have long been suspected by
interested parties, but which they were
unable to prove. Now all is made
clear, and a suit will be the result.
Arrest of the President of a Cattle
Association.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May PA Globe
Democrat special from Dallas, Tex,
says w. D. Lewis. late President of
the Colorado Cattle Association was
arrested at San Angelo yesterday,
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses from the National Ex-
change Bank of Dallas. The bank
claims Lewis obtained $4,000 on a
deed OF trust for 1000 head OF cattle,
while a diligent search brought to.
light only 500 head.
Possibly n shut Down.
THORNTON, r. l., May 25.-The
British Hosiery Company has posted a
notice of the probability of a reduction
to half the present force, or possibly
shut down the concern. 1t was i'm
ported from England, with the plant
and operatives in 1884, to work under
the advantages of a protective tariff.
The notice spreads dismay among the
operatives, few of whom have saved
enough to enable. them to return with
their families to England.
Americans 40 Have che Preference.
PrrTsBURG, May Pa plan is be-
ing considered by the members of
the coke syndicate to introduce new
men in the coke regions. In case
they decide to put new men to work,
they will be carefully protected, and
the preference will be given to native
Americans, as they have found the
Hungarians too troublesome TO make
any more experiments with them.
cay with Bunting.
New YORK, May 25.-All of the
steamships in the harbor yes
were gay with bunting, in
of the Onaen,s birthday.